But I do it all for you fans...for you...or if Wife is to be believed because I'm obsessive. Can you believe that? Anybody calling me obsessive?
OK these are from the trip across the Cook Strait and the next days drive by the Queen Charlotte Sound
A picture of a sister ship passing us by on the Strait
This symbolizes the fact that I'm not puking my guts out - quite the ocean going feat for me :)
This symbolizes the fact that I'm not puking my guts out - quite the ocean going feat for me :)
The approach and entry to the Marlborough Sounds (of which Queen Charlotte is one of and the main one we go down)
Scenes from the Queen Charlotte Sound DriveThese yellow flowers covered the hills for miles and miles
There was the same ferry we had been on the day before unloading
Views of the Sound
Another one of our favorite NZ signs - not big fans of Frosty the Snowman are they
There were these clouds that were hovering at this low altitude that I needed to get
Lunch at the Slip Inn
I was half way through the mussels when I remembered I was taking pictures
Another great NZ ale
Wife's pan fried cod
My awesomely good scallops
Equally good cappuccino
6 comments:
It all looks very lovely. As far as motion sickness is concerned, I have found that those pressure point wrist bracelets work like magic.
is sea sickness genetic??
Apparently when it's frosty, you rear axle can break. WTF?
I have to agree with weaselmomma- sea bands are awesome! And i am prone to motion sickness of all kinds
I need to try some scallops sometime..those look good.
Well... just so you know, *I* for one, appreciate your efforts in uploading these pictures. It's awesome to get to see what's over on the other side of the world.
Also, the tire tracks on that sign cross each other. What's up with that?? Must be REALLY "frosty."
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